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And you need 32 cords of wood to create Tarry Town which somehow Link fits it all into his pocket? Sorry Andrew but 6 cords is no where near enough. Keep collecting!

Disaster? It's going exactly the way the global elites want it. Maybe a disaster for us but profit and power for them and the global insurance agencies! Watch for massive land grabs/water wars and political boundary changes in the next few years. And that will be the 'nice' scenario.

Boats go on the water? I sure hope it's a Hussenrod as here is a fun fact: "Most helicopter pilots say they prefer rescuing people from Hussenrods then from any other boats!

Oh God! This ^^^^^. Can we trade pizza's please since it's obvious how you feel?

Then how come it's so cringe worthy anytime they complain at the next weak weather system that skips OR and blasts them with showers? It feels like this. Wish there was a way to block out certain users that do that as if you pay attention it can be obvious whom does the complaining each time they get it and go "Ewwwww Yuck!" like this" My favorite quote. I enjoy it when we have showers come thru it doesn't ruin my day.

So it's not like Redding's 105F?

Hint: Mike Morales talks about this.

Ummmmm yeah. For obvious reasons. Are you sure it's not time to replace your 15 year old smoke alarm as it didn't seem to go off last September when the entire west was covered and we had endless ridging.

It's just that many people assume that OR is as wet as they are. I just saw several posts implying that and be 'shocked' when the truth comes out.

Stray Amiibos towering over the mountains. I mean albinos and they are growing larger by the minute. They were just barely over the tops of the mountains an hour ago and now quite a bit larger and very widespread.

I know how Mr Sun feels!

Remember Andrew we don't exist to them. Anything south of Portland or in some cases Seattle might as well be Sacramento.

It looks as if the kind captain has upped the ante!

Aha! So that's why the pattern is breaking down! The truth comes out.

Volcanos finally kicking in! 1992 here we come!

Actually there is. They had an historical dry spring last year and I think summer. This spring is also dry but really cold for them with daily night frost till about now. Now they are having mild storms that look to be 'stuck in a rut' pattern. It appears the UK is in for a 2010 style BBQ washout!

Do you think we are well on our way of our own version of this? Hope we don't have a hose pipe ban police which many districts of southern England dealt with.

But it was enough to be called 'globally cooler' and for the media to definitely notice to the point of saying global warming was 'paused'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_hiatus https://www.climate.gov/news-features/climate-qa/why-did-earth’s-surface-temperature-stop-rising-past-decade. I recall initial reports of earth's temps dropped like 0.5 degrees which may not sound like much but it caused some interesting local effects especially in Europe! I think the colder weather of Europe might have shoe horned in the global warming pause theory. Then in 2013 we had a big flip that put the kibosh on that. Certain Ice Age theorists polluted a lot of results trying to deny global warming all together causing further friction so when a lot of locals had unusual snow that helped fuel the divide. You said we didn't get much snow in 2009 but the mountains did!

La Nino at it's best!

I really thought this moderate La Nina would be enough to shift/buck the trend but all it did was give us false hope and we remain stuck in the 2013 pattern but nights are cooler though when it does clear. So what do you guys think do you think we can ever reverse this or are we in this long haul? How disappointed were you with this La Nina if you took out the Feb snow/ice storm from the equation? as it was NOT region wide!

What made this La Nina so different then the cold 2011? On Britain's Extreme Weather Season 1 they explain this very thing around 2009 thru 2012 Britain suffered unusually cold weather till 2013. In fact 6 summers in a row were total washouts till the great heat of 2013 on episode 4 about heat. Obviously we weren't alone in the 2009 thru 2012 cold department here in the PNW.

Do you think this will be one of those years we see unusually late frosts like a pre 1970s pattern whatever that was?

What does this translate to the PNW?

How common is AC in Las Vegas?

Huh? For some reason your post made me think of this though not in a bad way.